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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
BIRDs Or PASSAGE.

The time Is near when the migratory
portion Of our population will for5ake
the beauties Of Richmond in search Of
"olher aelds and pastures new The
seashore, the mountain resort, ami
even the ocean voyage, begin to unfold
their charms to the prospective travel
Ter. Whichever way your fancy leans,
before you start you should pc well
prepared, and whatever your ward
robe lacks you're sure to IND II here,
whether it be in Clothing, Hats, or Gen.
tlemen's Furnishings Novelties in
Gentlomen's Furnishings would be
good things to think Of at this time.
Lawn-Teunis or Bicycle shirts, for in
stance, in the various shades that's
fashionable-cream, brown, gray, gar
net, blue, and buff. Nothing pleasant
or for an "outing." Nothing more
comfortable and OF the some time
stylish for midday use at the seashore,
for mountain rambling, fishing, boat
ing, cunning, or, ia fact, for doing no
thing. Windsor Scarfs, worn In sail
or knot, tied by hand, go with them.
We've got them In every kind, polka
dots largely predominating. Under
wear, Hoslery--in fact everything to
cid In making life enjoyable while
away. Flannel Suits, In skeleton make.
Serge Suits in gray, blue, brown, and
black, light In weight yet perfect In it.
Straw Hats, Canvas Hats, Felt and
Cloth Hats, in every shape and style.
Before you go away come here you're
sure TO see something that, later on,
you'll need. Our prices win be sure
TO please you.
A. sAKs AND COMPANY,
GENERAL ouTFITrERs.
1908 MAIN STREET.
lje 5-itl
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RsLrIMoRE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June A-yirgnia new S's,
q M In-dAw
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PORT OF RICHMOND. June 4. iSs7.

Steamship Roanoke, Couch. New YORK. mer-
chandise and passengers, u. W. Allen & Co,
agents.
Steamer GOldsboro', TunnIli. Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, J. W. AcCarrick.
agent.
steamer Fssex. Davis Nerfolk, United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, IA y. Ia
tum. agent
Schooner Clyiic, lawson, Bangor, ice, Home
leo Company.
SAILED.
Schooner william Z. lee, uman, Nevbury-
Port, coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany.
schooner Mary y. Graham, Powell. Perth AM
hoy. reilgoad ties. 7. c. Lea<e, Jr., q co. ves-
sci, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner City 81 Nassau, Kelly. Nassau.
merchandise 90 master.
Schooner Calvin :. Edwards. scuil, Chicka-
hominy river, TO load ties for Phiiadeiphis.
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fDI HFNT.

~rn|r0rTF'nI-lII- "FI-I'FTl- |l7|7TI|-|7F|7
nor RENT. q
No 1913 west Cary street; s225).
No 400 Floyd street; 81.
No. 30i Reservoir street: sl2
No 1874 west Cary street; as.
No 3l0% south Laurel street; flSD
No go north Fifth street; els.
No. ID west Cary street $50.
No 1902 Ashland street: SO.
No 2l9 north Twentieth street; $40.
No. 10i north Twenty-seyentn street; Si2.So.
No. 2lli Pleasant street; 81
No. 20i west Cary street; $50.
No. III east Canal street; 500
No 80 east Marshall street; $50.
No 2s0I east Marshall street: 500.
JAMES b. ELAN.
iil3 Main street.
Phone 53i. ie SIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

SATURDAY. June 4. 1887.
SALEs-FIRST BOARD.-s6O0 Richmond city SIS
d. c. at 1Ot: 500Atlanta and Charlotte income
at 1872; 1000 Virginia new rs at s..
Closing quotations at the STOCK Board:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
BARNS iSrELl,GKSCs.

AINIATuRE ALNANAC. JOSE 8, "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
EOR II L y I,

EOR II L y I, "a
4 -
BRICK TENEMENT Seventh az r'"nA''"'
rooms k,u.rsh.u.
BRICK TENEMENT No. IOiH eas AarsnA''
1 p3nsE nvr1trvc -, On, -, Fifth: 8
rooms. tbo,-v. 4
BRICK TENEMENT No. tss south N'er'''
rooms. Nh .,a
BRICK DWELLING corner NinoteeIA" ""'
Broad: 10 rooms. Ao,v-
BRICK DWELLING No. 3ls north TAn''-
9TH: rooms. SUTTON q con,
ie5 HOS Main siret-
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RieaxosD, VA, June !, 1851.

YNHEFIRM OFy. n. SPARKS 4 co.
i Is by mutual consent this day dissolved.
and HENRY NJ. BOyKiN assumes all nsbi!i-
ties ard IA alone authorized 10 sign tho nrm.
nsme 10 liquidation and 10 receiya ,ho debts
rev outstanding snd due % said frnl
witness cur hands and seals this ish day u
June, 1871. VIRGINIA n. SPARKS fSeail.
J. 4. SPARKS (Sesl.
II. NJ. BoykIN fSeAn,
composing TIC arm of v. y. sparks 4 Co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Main and Sixth streets).-Rev. w.
w LANDRUM, D. D., will preach at II A. N. and
5 =. VI.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUsE !, 1881.

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JUsE 4, 1871.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Empress. Regden, New Orleans,
(coaled and sailed for Havre.)
Steamship Thornhli, Wetherill, New fork,
tconled and sailed for Progessoj
Barge George llhghes, Pendsrgast, washing
ton. In tow Of tho tug I'D. Hartley Qoaded coal
and called for WashingiOn.l
SAILED.
Steamship Seneca, Walker. New York
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

The Young lady who will persOnate
Yum Yum In the Mozart Mikad0 is a
Manchester lady, and a daughter of the
late ex-Counciman Robert T Ballowe.
She Is both a fine amateur singer and
actress and an estimable young lady.
Several Of the most popular Richmond
yOcalists we're former residents OF Man
chester. Prominent among them are Mrs.
John II. Knowles. .ir., Mrs William +.
Knowles. and Mrs. Jennie Baird Mcl'ae.
Among the well-known male residents Of
Manchester holding forihin the Capt
tai city are ex-COuncilman James d..
Crarv. +. VI. Conner. Henry {. Bennett.
Claiborne and Addie Burnett Policeman
Ben Pillow and William Foster and eX-
Councilman Thomas w. Gentry. The
business OF the latter is exclusively III
Manchester. however, and he may DE
said 20 belong 10 both places. Res. Dr
William T. Hatcher also lived i'm Man
chester for many years. Among others
now also recalled are eX-COuncilman
John c Bstchlcr Major John y.
Vaughan. j. X. TnleTy, W T. Led'ordr
" II Cardozo e Sons, II Clay Graves,
Wash. Walker. Tucker and George W.
Johnston. and with them the ladies OF
their families. I'm like manner Man
chester numbers among some Of her best
citizens. those who formerly claimed Rich
mond as their home and of none Of them
could il be said that Richmond's gain
was Mancheslor's loss The twin cities
are bound by inseperable ties of blood
and marriage and a community of inter
esis. and the waters of a hundred blue
rivers might flow between and the tc
that binds would still Dee lasting and
eternal. Whether annexed or NOT, tie
metropolis will always look upon ihc
Free State as one of her wards over
which she must exercise special guard
fausbiD
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03
Local Breyities.

Range of thermometer at Spence, Ty-
rec x Co.'S shoe house, Broad street,
April %, 1887 am, 37' 12 m, 81;
3 pm, j2o; g pm, j4'.
The April term Of the Hastings Court
begins tomorrow.
Rev. Dr. Alexander Martin, Of Dan
Vile. is at Fords Hotel
Mr.. Furman Upper has returned from
Florida much improved in health.
Rev. Mr. Baxter will give three dis
courses at the Theatre to-day. illustrated
hy maps.
The Northern train which was due
here at g o'clock last night was one hour
and a half late
The moon shone brighter last night
than It has since IL came, in March 24th
IL set at l:j1 this morning.
Pryor Davis, lately elected lieutenant
Of Company +, First Virginia Regiment
has passed examination and received his
commission
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

4 modification of the reorganization
plan of Richmond and Allegheny that
was issued last January was made pubic
Friday. The new securities Will be So
600 600 first mortgage five per cent bonds.
50 600 900 preferred stock and SJVVO.VVO
common. I'm 1883 the interest ON the
bonds will be only two and onc-h.i per
cent. Tie present first mortgage bond
holders Will get one hundred per cent in
new hrsts thirty-scycn per cent I'D pre-
fcrred stock and thirty per cent. I'D COM
mon stock The seconds get iity-ihrec
and thrcc-Quarter per cent DID, preferred
stock and The common stock gets seventy
per cent I'm new common having pud
len uer cent. assessment Receiver GER
tificates Will De paid from the assess meni
money. and those who paid the hri as
.e..ment of sd can give mp their STOCK
and get their money back. DE ne"
company will have SlOOoOOJ hisls ANA
and 81 OO0, 900 preferred stock leit m inc
treasury
RICHMOND AND DANNuLE bEbLNI ihs.
The Richmond Terminal Company ia.
made concession To- the holders oi lhr
six per cent. dehcniucs who refused o.
assent TO their conversion into con~oii
dated five per cents There are $1,000
eco of the bonds. and only Sl21ooUo
were asscnted The company hrsi prop
osition was 10 pay 1ls i'm the new bonds
which included three years pa-tdue m-
terest Ii now offers l24 to- the non-as-
scented bondholdcrs and 1911 tO The assent
ed. the latter having been paid nearly
three pcr cent on account Of interest lt
is agreed 20 allow the bo.aef- 10 lei'li
their debenturc bonds for their principal
George $ Scott proposed ihI. compromise
and President ~ully opposed TO-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

About O'Clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered ia the grocery store of
Mrs. Mary Y Green, az the northwest
corner Of Thiuieth and NJ streets An
alarm was turned i'm from Box II, corner
Of Twenty-ninth and Clay streets, and
the Fire Department arrived ON the
ground before the flames had made any
great headway and the fire was put out
with plug streams. The fire is thought
to have been accidental Damage 20 the
building and stock will probably amount
10 about $500
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03
rhc I,acnnlion ID nIehmond.

II is twenty two years ago to-day since
the fortunes manufacturers of Var made
II necessary f0r the Confederate forces
To evacuate Richmond This theme m-
been too often discussed 90 need Co he
at this time. dWclt upon In fact Obs
writer knows nothing OF &c. twas hi-
duty AS IL was his pleasure go De at tlo
front and De Was spared all ihc horrors
and sorrows OF that sad day. nor is it to
recall bitter memories chat tuispmaeiapA
is penned. but simply to- remind those
who have grown To mans estate since
that period. on who are yet in their teens
that this is a day red-lettered in our
history
Richmond that day was in sackclotl
and ashes but nohlY she rose mp. ami
turning her Queenly face towards ODE
morning began over again lhc battle of
life Success has crowned her efforts
and greater calamitics have not since
broken her spirit OF caused her 90 quail
If She is true 10 all her tradition, and
pursues the paths of peace. enterprise
and industry, nothing can impede hcf
proeress. and still greater prosperity
glory. and renown-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

The following is from the Danyille Reg
istcr Of yesterday
Richmond is 10 have a gala day ON the
9Th Of April The cornerstone of the
new City Han viii be laid and at the
same time the one hundred and hftieth
anniversary Of the laying of of the city
by Colonel Byrd, VII. De commemorated.
Richmond is a grand old city, full Of
precious memories to every Southern
heart, and the true sons of Virginia,
wherever found, Away. rejoice 10 hear
of herincrca,ing prosperity and CONNER
cial importance
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03
william Il. smith Pardoucd and Dis
charged.

AT half-past o'clock yesterday after
mon Governor Lee granted a pardon to-
William II. smith When the petition
for pardon was last presented the Coy
ernor appointed q commission OF medical
examiners composed of DIS Cullen, Ross,
and Wnson-ihc latter the surgeon Of
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heprisoner
and report his physical condition. This
commission reported that the prisoner
was in deplorable physical condition
and that he was hopclessly i'd The GOV
ernor also had certificates from Drs. J B.
McCaw and George Ben Johnston, who
also certified that the prisoner was i'm "a
diving condition IL was upon these
grounds that the pardon was granted.
Mr.. smith was discharged from the
peniteniiaiy about $50 o'clock yesterday
evening
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

AtS4O last night am alarm of fire was
turned i'm from Box j3, at the corner Of
Main and Nicholson streets. 10 proceed
ed from the steam tug Olive Branch B-
ing ai The wharf in lower Rockets. The
tur had not been in use recently, and not
lone since was condemned. There
WAS mo- one ON the boat
and the fire was said 10
have been caused by The ovcr,Wning of
a lamp 1t was distinguished without see
rious damage, but the loss Will amount to
about 800 The Denny street Dare
Devils were promptly on hand, and were
aided i'm theiI efforts By the Rockets res.
idcnts and Fulton free-holdcrs.
The fire was caused In % rather mystic
rious manner, and the affair may vet be
investigated.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03
THE OLD DBU GGiSfs'
continuation of Facts and f@"eies by
free Lance

.-,.us s.,ites to know If We can
'iienu - The ola druggists who
s;.toG in Richmond i'm the decade
h houl,sa, 1870 and 1860 The list that
follows Is given from memory anu anu, may :,
not be complete but is inc oc'' '''"' can
be done p-.d s,reo, Moor
p.ooIo avenue there was William rem
Ia 'aI revfI b. Thomas, Gnbbs q Ap-
i-aur, , Zocbisson & Mccarthy, H. J..
p pSlSo", lame. Blair Then coming
IN IN No., ~ Main street was Duval * Nor
u . Alexander Duyal. Adie q Gray,
i pan,e,i & Beers. Purcell Ladd * Co,
D ~" & Isaacs 4. Bodckcr .. A.
s,recker and +. j. Picot This list only
embraces those on Main ana
Rrood streets What stores were ON
the hack and cross streets Is not re-
wondered. OF an Of these, l.. Is. Thomas
& in fine same place Mr. William IS.
Ices still lives. bat has been out OF
- -, for many wears Purcell, Ladd ~
o. s,li exjs, bnf not with all the origi-
,,ol FARMERS The house Of James Blair
a. n" III uor,bily conducted by Mr. Hugh
Rlair who had charge OF 10 years ago lh
conjunction with bis uncle. the es-
,imable Alexander Leslie, ana Council
mtn Henry B0dekerwcil snslalns inc rep
utation of the old house men mas lot
,'esrs boen q household word in Richmond
Mr. + h. Thomas has been in the same
location as long. or longer than any other
man in the civ: and Purcell Ladd d
Co is one of our oldest best and most
The drug lusines, of Richmond always
has heen and is sin in safe and reliable
hands.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03
The Pnslmion Theatre.

4 good opportunity is now offered Co
both the old and young OF Richmond. "a treat
they never before have had the opportunity Of
seeing. Right DOB their midstis "a fine theatre
Do aut1ully ntted up. where they can see tho
same plays that formerly cost them $50
for the small sum ~ l0c. On Monday evening
at = O'Clock. the theatre opens with the popu-
lar play. Alfred the great Mlaco. IN Humpty
Dumpty You have before paid zoe. 10 see the
same play. come now and STE 10 for luc..and ID IL
a. You previously got for DC, yourmOney viii
be willingly and cheerfully refunded. Every
precursor will be taken 20 prevent improper
or dsOrderiy people from entering.
The box Office opens at 10 am. We advise
all 10 secure seats early. For prices. sc, sse
advertisement in other column.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

The above is the subject OF the meeting
al the loung Mems Christian Associa-
non I'M, afternoon This service will be
led by William Ellyson. Esq. and young
men VINO IKE 10 spend a pleasant hour
al social meeting where there is no
sunness' iormality OF restraint. will find
TINS lus' ,he place Plenty OF good sing.
ing and short addresses
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

Mr.. Christopher Eyenson, successor to
Dir. Gus l. Delarue purchased the box of
tobacco sold 40 the late sale of ". y.
Blair a Co. for the benefit of the sol
diers Home. He ha, now presented the
tobacco TO the Home. and the vets receive
pom The net proceed, from the sale, viz.
si9S5, and will have The pleasure Of
chewing the tobacco
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

Mr. Writ A. Chesterman is having
platforms erected is putting in tables,
and making other arrangements al the
new hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association, at Sixth and Main streets
This work is being done preparatory to
the opening of The Ladies Bazaar The
date OF the opening is Tuesday. April
18th.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

Inc April term Of the United States
circuit Court viii begin tomorrow.
Sauge BOND, 1t is expected, will deliver
nIs opinion ,,1 IN the habsos corpus case of
M! MI W. l.. Royal, who was fined 500 at
me last term OF the Hastings Court for
intfmidsting grand Jurors
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03
The Very Best

Yes. the most excellent grades Of col
)r. ana best assortment in demand here OF
supple. az lowest prices for Artists. Painters.
iailers. with addition of Brushes, etc. 600
81 rong Side store, 80. 30 Broad street, Dee
tween Second and Third
Soil. BtNSW ANGER.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03
CITY ITEMS.
v,xsx NOTES GATHERED by THE
TIMES" REPoErhhs'

r,.eo.,,on Day rooilish' fl ''.''',. and and
wn.sesl Melange villa" X. smith ".i, ,,'.,,
""''o"' .o,6 prnegist. The CITY Hall
a aons" special Services Personal
,'''''"' ,oca Brief, and Minor
Mention.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

Bv general request the mems meetings
conducted by the railroad Y. W. &. A.
viii be continued al The Bainhddge
Baptist church to-day at 3ljpm. sharp.
These meetings are highly enjoyed by all
who attend, and much good has been ac-
cOmplished
Services will be- continued al the Labo-
ratorv TODAY These meetings are hcld
REGARDLESS of the weather, and promise 90
be very interesting An invitation IS
extended to all TO attend
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03
Pol Poly PoINgraph (,

This tip.top draughtsmen's instrument
70 cents each. aud such other supplies, and
Tube cOlOrs, Canyons, Water colors, Pastiles,
Lacroix, China cOlOrs, etc. at Wrong side
Paint and Artists supply store
sOL. j. BINswANGER.
No. 2l0 East Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03
Drawing Books.

for the beginner or student, We're Foster
fun series Ornamental. Landscape, Trees,
Animals &c, al 10 cents each.
:. ! BrNSWANGEK.
No. 2lO East Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

Mad as a March Hare and A Scrap Of
Paper will be produced at Tie Theatre
April 18th. 10y one of the best amateur
casts ever i'm Richmond. Mention OF thi,
fact is made in the editorial columns, and
will be further alluded TO. The net pro
ceeds will be for the cause of sweet
charity.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

The Queen of Loon-The Bijou opera
Mrs. Langtry, and other Musical Men
tiou and Dramatic Doing.

and beautifully constructed.
The story of the play is very interest.
ing. The young Queen Of Leon, during
visit 10 France. bad narrow escape
from falling from her horse and was
rescued hy o Young nObleman in exile
Philippe D'Aouilar He suddenly APP
pears at her court determined TO win her
There is q law at Leon that whoever
touches the sacred person OF the Queen
must forfeit his life
The Regent. anxious TO further his
own ends, wishes the Queen 20 wed the
King Of Arragon, but She refuses
D'Aguilar appearing al the court. the
Regent attempts TO get him out OF the
way by appointing him captain of a
regiment about 10 leave for the Moorish
war D'Aruilar. seeing the Queen asleep,
boldly kisses her, and is discovered by
the Regent whoarrests him.
Donna Agnes maid of honor, anX
i0us t0 save DAguilar. arraHges the mat
ter thus The Regent having made an ape
pOintmcnt with her at night, The Queen
takes her place Tie takes the Queen
hand and therefore subjects himself 90
the death penalty. The Jaw says that no
one can pardon the offender but the
Queen husband So She prOclaim- her
Jiscnn,ll.5 9cre5t +. Glad ~ e.eara with
his lifr
co.t or tho o,oro y.iu d. .o. f,1.
lo,' ,rho o. IL IA % lt,o,,l,..
~ t...,S, ~, u C,rri. s,s"de'
p, D.i:" - ce,','i.. 81 C,',
;''','I'it ,rlo -, H. Co..
r '''s lam ,ri. -. ,-',,,,.i nj.
'"l5uii r..,;,n oC H. p rntro,;Ji
The HiJ"" opef" '"mp"">'
The 3ilou Opera Company opens ai
Mozart Academy ncAt tuesday night
The opening opera Is Aascoit Nikado
aud Oilyeitc VIII also De produced during
ihe week. Daily matnees commencing
Wednesday Bessie Cray is The puma
donna. and ln thecompany are beoe n-
ing Annie Barrett, Agnes liallork. NaaA
figman, Harry Nelson Charles snack
ford, ana others Inr chorus D. Iull
The scenery ana costumes are new. and
a week q. delightful opera alA De gwen
Change of programmscach performance
r.. ,,,,.,o
Tho rehcar-!i~ for ihe 'likai5 ate "cil
attended ANA ihe greatest interest De- man
lIe,icd. io-moiio" night. 3" ihiu,"h
Hall, there viii Dee lui rehearsal.
he opera WIZ hr presenter al lho Aio-
zari Musicale Nay III WITH ihc following
cast
Nl.ado. o.. NnImehl 40 ho. 81 'l-
slns n oiFtA foon iah' NJ ii. 0heIfin
N'nel io'' w ..l', Arl'eI l-" ',.i'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

Weather alrr
aad Fire Proof
Never Cracks
BlnrcI.. Or PetI-
pcoItlIy adapt
e.i for Vim. Ilnc
Copper. Iron aui
Etn0Ie and
8Oarl Roofs
Defective and
Leaky Roofs from
age and exposure
aregcn,lefe,ifRht
and perfect b} jos
use Damp and
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
drY ly thc us oi
ibis PAINT and
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-11
II. A. ENGLEHART.
6. b. COVER, Audi.
PATRICK O'DOWD.

II POOR AND HOUSE OF EMPLOYME ENT
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENN'A.
STOCK on FARM.
3 horses, l bull. 3 heiffers 10 COWS. calf :
shoats, iS chickens, 10 turkeys.
FARM PRoDUCTs
90 tons hay. 7Is bushels oats $50 bush corn ears,
81 bush. buckwheat $50 hush. potatoes rs trunips
% bush. Deets, IL bush. onions, ma heads cab
bage. beans. tomatoes. lettuce etc. In quantity.
Butchered hogs 252s rs, Q calves $50 hs
NASUFACTURED IN HOUSE.
p hbls. soft soap. 390hs hard soap sOOhs butter,
bbls saur kraut. l76 cans fruit, - mems snirts.
2 chemises. % dresses. children's dresses, 20
aprons. Il shirts 2s wooden socks pair stock
ings Is pairs mttens. 70 sheets 25 pillow slips IL
bed ticks, Il pillow ticks p haps. 10 roller towels.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
heavy horse wagon, spring wagons, bug
", sleiRhs, cart. bob sled. ] hand cart. log
sled, vheelbarrow, ? buggy rskes, / grain drill
harrows. cutting box. grain cradles, fvs horse
power engine and boiler. hay forks and ropes
mill sets harness . saddles. collars. brides
halters. chains. skove'S, etc
INMATES.
In House January Ist lss5..... ..... 81
Admitted during the year ....-......... 52--lO4
Died during the year....-.........-.... 5
Discharged. sent DiEmout. erc.-..--.- -
In House January I. 1857 .............. 55-IU4
Of inmates IN House there are 30 males 10 fe-
males. males are blind, ] male is idiotic ! male
ts dumb. male and females paralytic.
OF the SIS inmates there are p foreigners, 81
natives.
DIED At HrUsK.
James Reynolds Henry shaHer. Michael Daily.
Patrick Henehan. Margaret McCRhin.
INPRovEHESTs.
New building over well and pump I4r24 feet
with Derrick attachment
Barn wagon shed. chicken house and engine
Tin roof on House was repainted.
Lightning rods were put en- House. barn and
wagon shed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-11

GIVEN under our hands. at the Comm missoner's
once, at EbensburK, this 2Tth day Of January,